Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-26
C NEWS NOTES.

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The thaw is coming gradually in Butte
A lew days OF very warm weather wOul6
flood the town.
shipped yesterday by Clark & Larabief from
the Pyrenees mine.
The Variety bill continues to be the pre-
vailing topic OF conversation in Butte. TIT
bill takes effect here on Saturday.
Mike Gleason was fined SO and costs
yesterday by Judge Irvine for INDUCING il
q row at Buxton. He vent to jail.
Couture's annual matinee for the children
OF his dancing school was largely attended
yesterday and proved a very pleasant
affair.
Timothy Murphy and Julia Sullivan,
both of Butte, were married yesterday at
the Catholic Church, Rev. Father Tremblay
presiding.
Mrs. Wiley Hami!ton's benefit at the
Comique Friday night promises to be a
magnificent success. Over 100 volunteers
will appear.
The Utah & Northern delivered eleven
cars OF coal to the Anaconda Company yes.
terday, and brought seventeen more as far
as Silver Bow.
A civil case of earns & Smiley vs. J. H.
Veal was tried to-day in Justice Lippin-
colts court last night and resulted in q
judgment for the defendant.
The action of the City Council in provid-
ing for the cleaning OF the streets OF snow
and ice will prevent considerable inconven-
fence when the general thaw comes.
The twenty-stamp mill OF the Alice is
still running, but the big mill has not vet
been started up. Additional men were put
on yesterday and last Light in the mine.
The Bonner Mercantile company is hol-
ding a special sale of ready made dresses
for ladies, misses and children. The
special announcement will appear to-mor-
row.
The Butte Turn Verein will hold a meet
ing tomorrow evening to deliberate on the
question OF whether their Sunday perform
ances come under the variety law recently
passed.
Services will be held at the Episcopal
Church to-day (Ash Wednesday, at IL a.
m. and 7:3O p. M; also on Friday next at
the same hours. Bishop l.. R. Brewer will
officiate.
Thomas Craney and Joe Francis were
fined $40 and costs, and IS and costs. re-
spectively, by Judge Mediation yesterday
for having been drunk and disorderly night
before.
VMieo Atud LIZ ClluIOu anu AlE6 Nina
Smith, who ave been at G~regson's Springs
during the past few days. returned last
evening to take in the grand opera the rest
of the week.
From conversations with railroad men
is learned that there is plenty OF salt on
the road to Butte on the Utah & Northern,
and that everything here will soon be rum
ming again.
Died-In Dublin Gulch. February 20,
1887, Patrick Doyle, aged 46. Funeral on
Thursday, the Oath, at 2 q. M. from his
late residence. Friends of the family are
to attend.
A telegram was received yesterday by |
Campbell & Duffy, from Sheriff Jones, OF
County, saying hat Harding's |
had been received and attached to
the death warrant.
The warm weather continued yesterday |
and considerable snow went off. The city
prisoners were at work upon the streets,
of walks and cutting channels for
The water to run OF.
Miss Mabel Beal was surprised bv her
on Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Newkirk. A pleas.
Int evening was spent by the young folks
n card playing and dancing.
Work in two slopes of black ore in the
Magma Charta was discontinued yesterday.
The necessary repairs on the engine will be
ompieted to-day and the Magma Charta
will begin to run full blast this evening,
Mr.. Miche!eHa, manager of the Emma
Abbott Company, t~elegraphed Yesterday
% the Windsor Hotel to have rooms re.
erved for the troupe on Thursday morn
ng. The company comes with fifty people.
A runaway horse attached to one of La
ellis sleighs, dashed down Main street ves-
erday afternoon about 5 o'clock, and .
ANY persons had narrow escapes from a ,
No damage Of any amount was :
one.
A man named McGill was arrested yes. =
erday for being drunk and creating a dis. ,
1rbance. His assets were one bottle of -,
and Sc cents. That was not :
nough to pay a fine of five dollars and ,
osts and SO he went to jail.
Tickets are rapidly being sold to the con- :
ert to be given in Hibernia Hall on Mon. Z
az night by the Walkerville Good Tern I
lars Glee Club for the benefit of Mrs. t
homas Pearce, whose husband was re. I
entity killed in the Anaconda mine. E
Saturday draweth on apace and as vet c
o decision has been arrived at by the b
lanagers as to the course they will pur- o
1e lnview OF the passage OF the variety a
III 4oIS unueFSGOcQ That they have re. 81
lined some OF the best legal talent in the c.
erritory. n
A search warrant for a couple oil saddles
as yesterday placed in the hands of Con. 2:
b EngeE, and he did some tall r~ustlino u
find the stolen property. In his search a
the lower part oftown he found a saddle u
I'd bride. which were not the ones he Nas p
ter, in an empty house. He is now look ),
g Tor an owner for these, o'
The reception of the large amount Of =,
al at the Anaconda smelter, mentioned d
yesterday mornings MINER, induced the .,
anagement OF the smelter to start up fuIl NJ
asst, and the remaining thirteen furnaces
re accordingly fired up and the smelter n
continue to run at it's full CAPACITY. -,
lis will necessitate the starting up of the ~
ne either to day or tomorrow. ~
0r. Bovett, veterinary surgeon of this "
y, has been favorably mentioned for wi
putty veterinary OF this district. The vi
ctor is q successful practitioner. and his mi
erences include some of the best horse. Or,
. on the West Side. DR.. Holloway. the VII
veterinary would make NO mis-. ha
Re in securing the appointment Of DR.. lo1